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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-04

nom England says:
F9FIswho have married
ID 50 many instances,
S that it has created
the line, The noble
ways to blame either.
II, II often been brought
FIh'A fashion, and they
d !. ne obligation should
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-04

['u,l,n Of black crickcts
[,nliD a $50 acre field OF
[,i,, Ga, and destroyed
| nrDr corn, which was
[rripr finely, 1t is said
|,rttlc burrows all over
[he insects had stored
..,,n;t dawn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-04

La Commercial Adrer-
t'iAcre just a triac too
r and Princes and
n 'ol D our juvenile mag
|" ulc purpose of their
| 'V"'s monarchists and
[@ American youthp
~ about a farmer or
.'!er or engineer or
k@s'cS'lhs as one about
aAess or a QueenPn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-04

4. ordinary Rio coffee
/ !, from nine cents to
t',,,% a rise of l25 per
[daIl other grades arc
4 rpidIy. High prices
\. d ,Iortncss of the crop
=, markets in July,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-04

E,arir protests mildly mildly!
Eg.SS expenditure incur. , H
|,is the Queen ol u,
h At "tbc HUB and
I'A,l a far better have
,.,pipg and sprlnkllns
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-04

f. lawof ofPennsylyania
h, nrson, with or with
|.,D sll or give away any
| N Sunday, under a PEN
I,sl,ps!O0 nor more than
tia criminal Of
.,,t,ritizen to serve VINE
Lao
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-04

'er says that there's
Niger in being shaved
aps in a barber shop
~, with the public hair
half of the badness
aa'ed by the indiscrim-
,,,S'. a,S' in barber shops.
1s''',y preceded by a
''M. This is a sort of
= barber brushes a
" Scalp is diseased,
" brush on a healthy
You expcctp" How
d women?
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-04

'.' sp'A,es $ operating one
l'S', Of the country, says
s''' have agreed to
1''on Of a board of ex.
N aaAe a thorough test
s.s' s'aplers l as may be
sal s,n' The agreement
ua''' Sa P price to be paid
"e Successful device.
Sp'io. Sc soon to be made.
s,a. sl''n \ Of a safe coupler sr
ias s' y !, a i. the country will
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-04

,,, 'he price of cof.
n,,, np,',.,'pective short crop
!, a'''sr " !. Of general inter.
h s's 'soasee-drinkcrs. Tho
stDsl' s'l'es &c in the United
Rss'% N. .,''lso,s4e pounds
= N.,,,O s,lO pounds in 1886.
4 al'ti'rp'ion irop' in the same
s..'' ''0n Lie pounds to
n, S',s0n' NO Our national
An va, vas, about seS,ooO,.
sSs VIII y, !, be largely in.
OF the advance in
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-04

rNh AA a
1ri,r protests mildly
"A expenditure incur, . NJ.
,r \. the Queen o OF tho the
n At "thc HUB ana and
bad far better r.,I,,,, nave
+,nipg and sprinkl'"s
4, ordinary Rio coiiec &c
from nine cents ,nt TO TO
!, A rise of l25 per
.llIl other grades r' arc
! npidIy High prices
!. ,hor'ncss oi Tue ''0p
rr markets in july
~ law Of Pennsylvania
II
person, with Or with
M sell or give away any
Sunday, under a pen
shnSgOo nor ll'ol' ''''" ,
make it Il crllll''''' VI
agcitiacn to s'rfe WHO
Sunday
-
gam Of black erlckc" >
slin a $50 acre lIeld 0,
prng corn, which was
rrips finely 1t IS s'lu
sItac burrows all over
Il
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
nnn.t Rcx the Enrs.

Ta--r- the cars j. Il GOO common form
NJ ruu.- nent Frastirci by irritable AMI
l-..r.u. -.r-pu-, aud it is almost always
ra-. .1 -r- Of sudden anger J say done
lv i-araala and ,mouur persons, be
r.r-a it seems 70 me that uo person o!
am Information or tine Subjcer would al
lan, u's p---.oG 20 get the better of H.
fulr.u.n. iu such matter. The oruT
oi r.e car Is OF papor-Iikr thinncss; q,
may ami has been, in numbers oi cases
rruturei 10y q single slap IN the Side OF
fhr head ilrur8blr deafness resulting.
~sg~ an e.uiuru, physician ~Ali strokes
on the head OF children with an angry
lrsr1 arc brutal and criminal In the
same connection rn adds thai 81 grner-
.as. WISE ana humane parent should al
Tow n night tD intervene between the
commission af 'h- frul, ar the part oi a
chill, and any decided punishment The
v.Ile-t th..i should bc allowed time. irst
the law zipgll b- viud'ct.ve and wrath
igL AMI shall a mau or woman punish
an uurcei>tiug child with angry iu-ou-
silvg.aiun, with Urr.-a~ouiug wrath IN
the heart Its muu~truus.'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
our Finances

The n-r7l wear closed on the 5Oth oi
Tuur. The receipts fra.a .sli sources wcrc
S.-f..~p>-- which Is move fhIn 20 Hillian
.. day -Ua- cy..gIiag sundays ana ho!i-
lr-- Is .Ia.c than Si,- .rJo i"r Jay.
THary Wa- in round u.-t.-v- an increase
"a lie Receipts over flte E-ra' wear closing
'rl.. .it 1856. II S5HEHHr. rui NJ this
~--.'raHoa came FROM customs duties
alHre Huriug-.- wear -ha national debit
v..- r.sr .I >.uH .H-.stG3~ Ard tins
D. fHs- % larger expenditure tlan ia
l,r.vI9u~ wears, ami H. farce, ais. ni recent
uro .ItiaJji,u~ In b.tH the customs and in
t,ruM revenue laws. -Gupr-aI Co n- ia
tln HHs pi decreased r,cviTt~- Eu', IS q
matter uf TACT both HTau-ir- II taysJiiou
s~a wedding the Government larger
revenues. The .Vra~- NJ revenue over
.slru'IrUr.- amounted tO -Ia5.pft, DO.
'I.i- i= a showing lp other nation Iu the
world ,lu make aEI 10 Is nua pI which
v- -ay Justly ae lroud. But sill our
,..a.F.. IS crippled and oar burden
SOME -.r.t ema u- uWtaiG-,.r. ami uurc-
formed Whatever our prosperity may
hr ai. fLi~ cannot 20 ou forever. The
people demand relief from excessive bur
Geu~ agI D. Is mot easy 10 -.n, with q
ra-.Iu- Presidential. election, hpW either
farrv -an a4E longer stand III the way JI
supplying needed reform.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09


10 one thing ON the Iarm so thorough
j. marks thr progress "i agriculture as
-., rapidly increasing use oil red clover
The two io.t benefits oi clover are 50 OBJ
vlvu-.E uaniirstr" 10 every farmer that
Lla i1"Tr.S. "i ''s use d. not surprising
IT'S N'ndrrln. Er'a .S a forage crop
-. ,,i,..I, a. l t, ,r..,., m ,.,,rl i,
,T,. -,,,l,a ,,f ,,,.9 and ~ ,.hean f..rti-
Iilat. il has mo- aDuaI
SOME oil Ihv popular IDEAS Win regard
10 I.Ih ahl bA'lgi are erroneous. 4
sample oi mix al the NeW York expert
mental station Nllrh showed by analysis
la.'2 per cent. "i Iit .aIo more butter
cont. of fat. one, -.rupIe with 90
i...r cent. of lat. cav, tgrc,. pouuas and
inpr. ouuc.- ri butter AGAINST TWO hounds
and seven ounces from a sample with
;. ~ der cent. Of lat. II is conceded hat
IN. arnuut Of butter 20 be ojf4iDcI
from a oiycn quantity Of milk cannot be
estimated upon au ANALYSIS Of the fat.
The test oI churn'nH Is me only reliable
Att'h'd'
Is the majority of cases potash i the
most effective single fertilizer for sandy
..il in th.. absence OF stable r,1anrre
Mood a-bcs r,ulearb,.d contain from Is 10
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
wISDOW PLANTS.

The window garden and greenhouse,
should now be- gay with bloom. and repay
thc earlier care. Bring P1ttcl bulbs from
-Ge cellar. tn -ivc q succession Of bloom
Those ont ol flower should have the stalk.
ont away. and the leaves allowed TO graw
r-aGl they turn yellow, when the pot
may 60 10 the cellar insects, dust. an,
Grynr~s Of tCe air are tho chief suemie-
II the window garden. The Rel spider
Is 50 small. -hat IL is rarely seem The
leaves turn brown, and soon fall Examine
the lower surface 6i the leaves with
ll4lguitier; U = red or brown mite j. seen,
II is the rel spider Syringe the under
side of the foliage frequently and coEi-
ofr~ly, layiu- tine plant Du lis side in a sink
ug bath tub: this is the only remedy
Tor t'reeUay, or plant Ice generally,
syringe with tobacco water. Alcaly-bug
and scale insects, are best removed bv
Manipulating. Ii cauh-worms inicSt the
sol oI pots, saturatc the hali with clear
lime water b. VIII not hurt tile plants
ID soon Natcrri with rain water II
very cold spell comes on. remove the
tender plants 10 the middle of the room
at night, and cover thym with some light
fabric, or with newspapers.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
orccon.s First Poem"

An OREGON old-tiuer says the first
noon =" ever "iudited il that country
Va nv "a Yamhiu woman. II reads;
The Willamette Valley Is the pret-
uast place that ever WAS made, II AeS
l..tvv. ...a the coast range ana the C,iecsi4e-
Ia Tho Spring oi the year, juat after lLS
rains. there are lots of wild goo7o anu anu
a se" blue cranes. - san fr@Aelsco
C4rvL.cls.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
-. - - rorLrRY.

Hens often have a habit OF biting and
pulling their leather, and grredily eating
trem until then bodies are bare This
practice, il Is believed is orcasiOned by
want ot arit, as when salted food is given
th"m tIey make no attempt to continue
the habit. salt pork, chopped fine and
led twice "a week. has been adopted with
success, while others put te.t-po0nful Of
salt with two quarts OF meal shorts
naistenrd, we'll miScd and fed twice
week. Fowls, Ike human beings, t. be
healthy, must have certain allowances Of
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
So ,rrsoerrrIoN RATES. "a

.rs..uy gytr, rI7u ll advance. ..-..V I s,
3H t' UOt.pgid vIth'l months. I.--
10. 90 i'u.tlpUit with n % months. LOO
3. 10 NOT paid Within t.r yr1-. o -
H--r. ugr...r residing outside ~ rrc county
....- additional per yalg will bee charged TO
Inv .U-".
aF-.. uH rvrlt H.I tUn above ..r.. ar Ic-
...... ...l. "ut those rrlH Son @ s,.-.I. .Ggfr
.... .r. .Hr..'" sN HN....- .. . IH.r.. a"E C..
.. r.rf Iu.s IHrl nc 90. tu.,.y a.. ..r.rH.4 from
.. ....r l."sr. .I
.s-.rr rHr your r.Ir- U....g SON ..u. Or l. st.y
.. Hu.... .ruUU Hu' ...... ...E .. ..lyf"l --
r..-.. 90 90 araIIy,.E .Haty 81. -.. "a. .rT
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09

D.. . H| al.
e.. 90 ta.. fields nr s..c- ana gpir.
.% ., '7'in .n ''r ,.''".r Wa1s-
..r. g.. H..
'e'-------
EEgFur4rFT.
I"- Frr..'.r .aIae BE- much moro *
J.a~ 81" 'aaa H.s'sr ur. supp SOD. 81 'Ha
~."i. ' tE"s-- shot" .a.ua .Io 'i"tH.rt
.'iH' .Ht.r-...n .l &. a.l- ..-.. '.-tne
-. 'H"" W.."a f.. r-.iHr"r .r....=
'.'.1 '."w- NJ ~" t-' -' Kept 'a"
.''.. d. '.ai .-..aI...'' "i 'rr ...s~-
,..s" .I ,H- otE'y rTl.@- "gt at .,.r
-.. .. ... chemists hi'E" lalt ut.-, af ala
t"i~ barre i-.",E.r JE,' 1rt iH lH1
'..N...t'' D.. ." sIr,ee-.-'ly carried on uE
t'" lA.Np Np-F..a"'I
Ta.. r 'rur distinct wsv- g .'tai..
lur .HH re~iuur, "i plants and I.E.r-
urwn.y. expression li~-... alton. ms,.r..-
..' -..-s
....r .r -. -'..-.
# ..r.. ,f., -5..,r'.l -.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
Eplt.nh fcr a nentirnnn.

To the gentler sex polite and good,
A. the strong and manly are,
he never sat while % woman stood
AEI cl-u5 % the strap pi a ear.
II Boston Courier.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09

Pusiness Items. frst insertion lOo. er lins eac-
subsequent insertion SC. pOr line.
Adm inistrat0Ts and Executors M Icc5..--. Z.E5
AuditoT's n ottceS ----.--sSps 10
Stray and similar Notices. -----.... 1.s-
EFs- Resolutions Of yrOcecf5Ec Of d7gg corporate
goslefU communications f-si0ne 20 cal o9f
fiO1 10 natter o' limited iEdlUtdzCi lnfeyE
U.llvf 81 DGIU TDJ rs q EercrfiScHests.
Jon PRINTESs o. all kinds neatly Rnd erpedis-
ously executed at lowest prices Don't you forReJ
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
Advertising ISates.

The large and reliable circulation o. the Cav
BBIA FRFFNAN con meBds IL TO thcgavOra ole con
sdera ticn OF advertisers whufe vors VIII he In
serted at the following low rates
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-09-09
VA SIf-NND-IIEE.EG.

~ . g. TRACY.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-05

-lt is no wonder that Col CockeriH jumped
h between Pulitzer and Joe Howard III Inc
World office the other day, said a ST. LOUIS
newspaper man Poor Cockerl knows
what such scene is b his sorrow. since MS
killing Of Slayback in The Post-DiSpatch
odice Cockeru has never been the same man
There is an air of abstraction and melancholy
about him which even the Sl5OJO year
which Pulitzer is said to pay HIM on Inc
World cannot dispeL BY the way ana you
ever know VINO il was that helped CotheIlii
out Of that scrape pecuniarily, and "i'hou'
whose aid he might have Jared much worse,
1t was John Mccullough, the tri+9ediah' aio
jos McCulagh, Of The Globe Democrat
Both were long ago repaid, but their aio AM
sympathy and influence were worth more W
far than the fow thousands they coroia'i1
advanced for the defense.-Chicago heraiu'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-05

The cr.uauoni,ts held their yearly meeting
tb. other night at the mayoralty OF lhe
eighth a-onlsement. In his report on the
proues, Of their work during the past year
the secretary referred in special terms Oh
satisfaction 10 the act which the chamber OF
deputies ON March 80 passed by minority Oh
SCI votes against ia to render crenaLoh
optional in France. according to the VIII ieIO
byaper,oa. The Holy SEQ has prohiol1eu
chat is 10 say. mathematical, this funeral
ceremony in Italy, but its decree will prob
ably emaiu % dead letter, as crematmg Is
very popular in that country, where 10 less
than sixty cromatng societies exist. ur-
uares have also been built at Geneva, Aurich'
Now York. san Francisco, Buffalo etc' III
Germany petition to tho reichstag ior Us
liberation has obtained %, 900 signatures.
in the Maurtius several determined crenla'
tionists have ordered their bodies, IN the aD
sencs Of ovens al hoe, to be burned on com
mon pyrcs. the operation lasting four hours
LONDON News.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-05
NTEED LEVY DAVIS TO B LIE EFI s IN THIS
| I Ora Nloii'N'


SILKS
ompI
aid" that yupeiOr$
81 quality
( sltur
%
hyper
onere1at
thepic
tof
c1appyt TO
cneun
ia
$50 Smyrna MAI "esAi"' Fi''' INV DAVIS
Quh2
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-05

way requiring for its construction not
quarter Of the probable expenditure on the
Panama canal, it will be able to control the
larger part of the commerce.
Without giving at this time detailed de-
scription of the proposed plans, it should De
stated that the earlier plans have been greatly
modified Instead of being drawn up an Ill,
cline, the vessels are TO be raised by Verticai
lift on floating pontoon, system OF hyorau
lie rams taking the vessel under the Keel ana
bIges and supporting it in natural ana ui'-
strained position, so that the vessel Is VII
tually water borne through the lifting, trans
porting and lowering process Three tracks,
each Of the standard gauge Of four feet elghl
and one-half inches, will be laid on sono
roadbed, constructed of excellent materials
in the most thorough manner. The carriage
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-05
CAPT. >eAps' Subway.
Comparisons Between It asd the 18th
milan Canals,

MAN Nanaiss
Capt Eads, who Is now at Nassau. Is JUDI
liant over the ssnats's action In passing the
bill authorizing the construction OF his pes
scheme, ship railway acros the lsthmu. OF
Tehusntcpec, and well he may he. Whether
the enterprise will be successful one IN case
il is carried Oh to completion is, of course
still matter of debate, but no one VIII dis.
agree with tho statement that 1t Is grand
conception and that the captains plans are
singuIarly ingenious and complete. II 1t 20
successful there ID no doubt but the world
will be the gamer by 1t, the United States
most Of all. -,
The interoceanic communication that will
10 afforded by the Esds ship railway
will open for us the door OF the Gun
Of Mexico into the vast domain OF
the Pacific ocean, with all Its great
and increasing commerce The Pacific coast
Of the United States, Mexico and South
America, and India, China, Japan and Aus
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-05

and the lowlands by the most direct route 'o ~
Greytown SO far there seems to be no c ,rbob
nature having marked the route WHO"
must be pursued. .eos+ how.
Between the lake and the Pacific coast now now
avor the route to be followed has not oeen
90 easily determined. Examinations oil Tou i1a
70 the sea by the valleys o. the Lapoa' LaJas'
Del Medic, Gonzalez and Ochomongo ii.'t -,
show that the choice lay between tne rouVe 49, =,
the Rio Lajas and that by tne mo De' lent
Ten locks on each side will effect the descent
- th. e.a those on the Pacific side being as
tr;buted over the distance of 10 miles Dc,
t,v.en the lake and the ocean, with tae
,ocE in addition at Brito; and those on ths
AL auantic side being placed, one at each OF
the n, three upper dams, and the remaining ming
s ssV distributed over the AZ miles Of cana ma
S sch would be between the San Carlos anc
(&rsytnwn-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-05

,a.uce. of Alteration OF Mind
csh'H' wanted Mr.. Vandersiits
W. Yacht Aiva-vaiued His Posses
=, $3.50. 100000
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-05

When prominent clergyman In Bridge
port, Conn, took his seat in the pulpit on
recent Sunday he discovered to his horror
that he had forgotten TO put on his collar ana
'ecklie Just as he was at his wltS' end 10
know what to do, "A messenger stepped up 10
the pulpit with Sunday notice TO DO read
The panon explained his dilemma to the
messenger, who kindly loaned him bis neck
-~~- aud tho services proceeded
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-05

CENTRAL AMERICA, MEXICO AND ihH "Ni@A'
+,a+ carries the vessel is most ingeniously con
e+,.,,ctad The immense weight OF the maxi
mum load is so evenly distributed as hot 70
brino upon any one wheel strain OF eighl
TONS which is less than that borne by wheeh
~, ordinary railroads Any irregularities III
The tract, will be overcome by powerful
springs placed over each pair of wheels ana
allowing Il movement of five inches. Inc
Doonle living on the isthmus are favoraoly
inclined and even enthusiastic LOT Tue i''i'-
way. .4o. Cant
Fads and eighty others as BODY Poiitlc'
der tbe title of the Atlantic and Pacihc
Cl,in Railway company; the stock Is not u
a,-caod 500 900 600. and when 10 per cent OF
= i subscribed and paid for a meeting o.
s,onl,holders is to be held in New YORK anC
Wsebington to elect directors. II this Is no
oocon,nisbed in two years the charter Is U
/ expire by limitation. -.
The maps given with this show the TouUe
20 Tho Panama and Nicaragua canals ah'
tho Eads railway, and will he interesting 10
ooronarison. The Panama canal proJec'
-~tidb i now being pushed forward uhde
] NJ de LeSSepS SUPERVISORY
stood 70 need further description.
The scheme for opening the Nlcarasu
canal TO navigation provides for harDor a :
p~ito ON the Pacific coast; canal 1915 NM
1onC, thence TO Lake Nicaragua with r'
- To- feet which is TO be overcome Dy &c
10 looks. an open passage through Lake Near
49,. 56 miles In length; 63 miles OF siac
9S,'ato,. NAVIGATION in the San Juan rlVer' >
. "',, Inv the construction of four dams
CnstiIlo Balas and Machuca rapids, ana
- ,nortb of the San Carlos, respectiVel
o orC the upper three Of which are to
instructed short sections OF canal VINO
united length is 80 miles; canal about
miles ,io in length leading from the basin form
h l,,,' tbe lower dam directly to Greytown' al
, I' the formation of harbor at I'd
! place s,,,>,,pv
If
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-05

tralasla VIII then
10 brought n ear
US, and will pour
into the lap OF tho
United States their
i'm portant com
mercinl products.
Even should the
project Of cutting
the Panama 18TH
mus be successful,
the Tehuant epec
route being yer
1850 miles shorter
10 San Francisco,
and the shin rail
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-05

slack water navigation in the San Juan APP
poar 10 DO well placed, and are calculated 70
raise the water from 10 TO q feet 'heir
heights will vary from n to 81 feet, depend
ing upon tho depth of water IN which tney
afe 70 be built
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-05

further use, WHICH
occurs at the
mouth of the San
Carlos, the first
large tributary re-
ceived after leav-
ing the lake, it i:
boldly abandoned
and a canal is run
through the val
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-05

Canal. Lake. water. 2


mo General design Of this route IS essen Ell
.iam n0 96a same as that adopted by .. W;
C Cai5s i in his s,svey of 1851 The lake ana
i've river are both made use of as far as posi-,
' i arJ where the latter becomes too much
o h't' ~,+ by sand deposits to admit OF it
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-05

.uoust pelmonts real name Is 0choenu., Q,
,,, nusu We came TO this country from Germany
w.. .a,,,sd the name he now bears
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16
de Gave up Al Cope

Prisoner said : Nevada Judge
"what have you 70 say to this IL.
dictluent are You guilty or not
guilty ?"
Before l answer til" question
Judge, I'd like 70 ask Your Honor
if this little specialized dude ID a..
the lawyer I've got"
THAT is Mr.. Ferguson, sir.
said the Judge, sternly, / have
appointed him to defend You, Is
you seem TO have no counsel. -
Judge" said the prisoner sigh,
ing heavily, "I'm guilty Chi,
cago Tribune.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16
JURY TERM.
State of Louisiana, Parish of
Madison, Eighth judicial
District Court.

WHEREAS, nom the overlooked
w condition Of tine country IA inns
Parish. turing the early Spring, II vas
thought proper ii tha lnteICrt of The
public that = iuTy be not drawn for the
regular May jury Term Of the 9Th Dis
t-,ct Court in and for the Parish Of
Madison, and IL being necessary TO dis
pose of the Criminal business Of the
Parish at as early day as practicable,
therefore it is ordered that special
Jury Term Of said Court, and for said
Parish, De and Is hereby called, and be
convened on the fourth a. Monday "
August next, the
22nd day or said Month, A. ID, 1887.
II Is further ordered, that the Jury
Commission in and for sad Parish be
summoned, and that they shall draw
according to law, : jury for three weeks
OF said term-the Jury for the let week
- include names sufficient for Grand
and Paut Jury az the law requires; aga
10 is further ordered tnay this order
he duly published according 20 law.
Thus lone and signed IN open Court,
this 25tr day OF MAJ, \. J., 1851.
Z. }. DELONY,
Judge Sin Judicial District.
\ trne copy from original order for
Special Jury fern.
Attest: w. II. MCFARLAND,
Deputy Clerk DistrlcU Court.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16

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